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    Hi all,

    I have 4 sites hosted by ixWebhosting, all of which have forms. The forms work great on 3 but, not the fourth. All are created using NOF, I set them up as tables. I am attaching a jpeg of the 2 error messages I have gotten. The first was early on, the second is what I am getting now. Can anyone tell me what's wrong or at least point me in a direction?

    As always, thanks,

    Herschal
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    For the first, check the path to make sure the the form is pointing to the FormHandler.php file and the file has, indeed, been uploaded to the server. For the second, make sure the file has execute permission.

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    Quote Originally Posted by franko View Post
    For the first, check the path to make sure the the form is pointing to the FormHandler.php file and the file has, indeed, been uploaded to the server. For the second, make sure the file has execute permission.
    OK, I'll let you know. Thanks for the reply.

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    Quote Originally Posted by franko View Post
    For the first, check the path to make sure the the form is pointing to the FormHandler.php file and the file has, indeed, been uploaded to the server. For the second, make sure the file has execute permission.
    OK, I'll let you know. Thanks for the reply.

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    Hi Franko,
    I had the people at the host take down the site and then put up an empty one so I could load everything into a fresh directory. The cpi-bin folder does not exist now and I'm getting the original error message. Why would it not load? Herschal

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    Same answer. Is the FormHandler.php file on the web server? If so, does the script call point to the script, i.e. is the path correct?

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    cpi-bin? Sure you don't mean cgi-bin?

    PHP scripts normally don't run as CGI. Only on Windows servers where it's configured as a CGI.

    Perhaps your other sites are on a Linux server and this one is on Windows.

    Just a thought.

    Also..... why are you using frames? Your design doesn't seem to need them.

    The FormHandler.php script is definitely not there. Not in the root or anywhere else I looked in the directory tree on your web server.
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    Thanks for replying Chuck. Yes, my fingers at times act on their own. I did mean cgi-bin. The site is hosted on a Linux server.

    I just looked and the FormHandler.php is there. Would it help if I attached a copy of it? Not sure when it appeared but...

    Now it's time to educate me, where am I using frames?

    Thanks again for helping,

    Herschal

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    Go to master border properties and turn off autoframes. Republish for site.

    What folder is FormHandler.php in? I couldn't find it anywhere when I tried various possible locations.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chuckj View Post
    Go to master border properties and turn off autoframes. Republish for site.

    What folder is FormHandler.php in? I couldn't find it anywhere when I tried various possible locations.
    OK, I changed the autoframes.

    The FormHandler.php is in the root directory.

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